Moving‐picture response time (MPRT) of LCDs for the oblique viewing direction

Abstract— The dynamic performance of displays is an important characteristic for multimedia applications. Motion‐picture response time (MPRT) has been used as an indicator of the dynamic performance of LCDs. This paper describes a comprehensive method of MPRT evaluation for the oblique viewing direction. By using a tilted camera configuration, the angular dependency of MPRT is investigated for the condition that the horizontally scrolling patterns are observed from the vertical direction. For each gray‐to‐gray transition, distinct changes in MPRT and the luminance profile of blur are observed.     

Precise evaluation of LCD gray‐to‐gray response time based on a reference pattern synchronous measurement using high speed charge‐coupled device camera

A reference pattern method based on synchronous measurement for evaluating the response time of liquid crystal display was proposed to overcome the shortcomings of the unsmooth response curve induced by the backlight modulation. The feasibility of the method is verified by measurement using a high speed charge‐coupled device camera. The measured gray‐to‐gray response time results are compared with those obtained from standard measurement approach. The results indicate that the proposed method improves the accuracy and repeatability of the response time measurement.